Batsmen milking the bowling

February 03, 2018 12:54

Ind 170-2 (30 ovs) vs Aus 216 (47.2 ovs) | Scorecard

It's should be a simple task for India from here on end as the batsmen are batting with ease, milking the bowlers at will.

Uppal continues.

Desai and Kalra keep the scoreboard ticking and five runs come off the over.

Pope brought back into the attack and Desai gets a single off the first ball.

Kalra picks the flighted delivery off the last ball of the over and sends it over deep mid-wicket for a massive maximum!

Uppal continues, slightly wide and Desai plays it through the slip cordon to the third man boundary. Single for Desai.

Flighted delivery, Desai has a go at it, shot is not controlled and McSweeney drops the catch as he runs back to take catch. Unfortunately, he can't get a hold of it and Desai gets a life.

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